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Originally Posted by bido
Just a follow up to the suggestion to use epubcheck. As I mentioned before, I found an error that I fixed today and retried to send the .epub - now with 0 errros - by email to my Kindle. Again, the email bounced back with the same vague error ("There was a problem with the document(s) you sent to Kindle").
Apparently, there is something different than that ID mismatch error which makes Amazon block my transfer.
Let me know if you have other suggestions. I would like to make my life easier for the future. My main inconvenient to convert myself (with Calibre) the .epub to a format compatible with my Kindle and send it through wire is that I don't always have a cable to connect the Kindle to my computer (especially when I travel). I hate carying a micro usb cable just for my Kindle when all my devices (except Kindle) are USB C. Besides that, I do these transfers remotely and asynchronously (I don't always have my Kindle and my laptop/PC with me at the same time). Maybe not big deals, but I'd really like to understand how Amazon is acting on the transfered books so I can prevent further blocking like this one.
I really appreciate your help!
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Cart out your MicroUSB cable, but a multi-plug USB cable that has USB-C and MicroUSB, or buy a PW5 that has USB-C.
Send to Kindle (IMHO) is more hassle the it's worth.
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Jon, do you read what you reply to?